Reporters for the military newspaper Stars and Stripes have filed a lawsuit against the US Department of Defense challenging recent personnel terminations.

Michigan Democratic lawmakers and strategists are publicly clashing over gubernatorial candidate Roshan El-Sayed’s past associations with controversial political streamer Hasan Piker. Critics have raised concerns about Piker’s past remarks, prompting intra-party debates over campaign messaging and voter perception.

Ahead of the 25th anniversary of September 11, Canadian journalists were directed by internal guidelines to refrain from labeling the events as terrorist attacks, sparking public criticism.

Witnesses and Reuters reporters confirmed multiple explosions were heard in the Ukrainian capital, marking another incident in the ongoing conflict.

Dozens of Mexican news organizations and Reporters Without Borders have issued a joint appeal to President Claudia Sheinbaum and authorities to take concrete measures to protect journalists following a series of violent attacks.

Bloomberg reporters field audience questions regarding the growing unpopularity of the war within Russia and its economic repercussions, alongside developments in Ukrainian leadership.

Financial analysts and economic reporters highlight shifting market dynamics, investment patterns, and commercial developments shaping Indonesia's current economic landscape.

Three reporters from the French news agency AFP were harassed by Israeli settlers while covering events near Bethlehem, according to the agency's statement.

Local police launched a search operation after unidentified gunmen opened fire on two journalists covering crime news in northern Veracruz, leaving one missing.

An analysis highlights the significant risks and heavy price paid by journalists reporting on elections in Kenya, facing attacks and other challenges.

A group of six Myanmar workers tearfully described frequent violence and verbal abuse they experienced at a farm in Hokkaido to reporters at a press conference.

Private text messages obtained by reporters reveal a Mississippi police chief regularly used racist slurs. The revelations come as the department faces public outcry over the fatal shooting of a 1-year-old boy in June.

Ofcom is investigating Sky News following claims by Reform UK leader Nigel Farage that the broadcaster sent reporters to a house where his adult daughter lives, potentially breaching media rules.

Reporters Without Borders (RSF) warns that Serbia is the only country in the EU-Balkan region from which journalists have had to flee due to their work, urging the EU to address media freedom in the candidate country.

Nominations have opened for the Smurfit business journalism awards, recognizing reporters who inform, explain, and scrutinize issues shaping the economy.

New York Times reporters covering the Iran War, diplomacy, energy, and the broader Middle East are inviting readers to submit questions as the conflict approaches its six-month anniversary.

A decade after a brutal killing, authorities in Manila are increasing protection measures for Koreans in the Philippine capital, with a typhoon impacting a scheduled visit by South Korean reporters to the Korean Help Desk.

Reporters Without Borders (RSF) has called for international solidarity with Doğan Ertuğrul, a Turkish journalist in exile whose assets were frozen by Turkey over alleged links to the Gülen movement, highlighting it as an example of targeting journalists.

Multiple White House reporters have widely praised the tenure of outgoing White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt as she announced her exit from the Trump administration.

Reporters Without Borders (RSF) has removed Gazan terror operatives from its official media casualty database, prompting calls for a public explanation from HonestReporting regarding the altered records and withdrawn ICC complaints.

Reporters Jillian Ambrose and Damian Carrington will host a Q&A session to discuss their recent piece revealing that major oil firms made $93 billion in profits in three months amid the war in Iran and the climate crisis.

Pete Hegseth reportedly appears to be exacting revenge for leaks to reporters concerning a Qatari Air Force One donation, which a former Air Force Secretary had warned lacked standard modifications.

Life near the front line in eastern Ukraine is complicated by transportation and supply issues, as broken roads, bridges, and the constant threat of drone attacks make travel difficult for residents and reporters alike.

Reporters visited the scene of a severe traffic accident in Novi Zagreb, noting the road's clear visibility, lighting, and straight path, where vehicles reportedly speed over 100 km/h.

Major media outlets, including Time and The Verge, are not disclosing that their AI reporters are funded by a nonprofit organization backed by an investor in Anthropic.

Reporters Without Borders has called for transparency in the sale of ANN, expressing concern about potential political influence. The organization emphasizes the importance of an open process to safeguard media independence.

Bloomberg reporters are hosting a live Q&A to discuss the implications and challenges for traders as major exchanges like NYSE, Nasdaq, and LSE move towards nonstop trading.

Twenty-three photojournalists documented the Warsaw Uprising from its initial joy to its final destruction, capturing the events as they unfolded.

Several major companies, including Vertiv, Ford, SoFi, Bloom Energy, and Coca-Cola, are preparing to release their second-quarter earnings reports. Early S&P 500 reporters have largely exceeded EPS estimates, setting the stage for upcoming announcements.

Seven journalists have been murdered in Mexico since January, contributing to a pattern of direct attacks against local media outlets and reporters across the country, with arrests made in only one case.

New York Times journalists have received a temporary reprieve from having to disclose their anonymous sources in court, though the US Justice Department's investigation continues.

Former Barclays Chief Executive Jes Staley reportedly failed to convince lawmakers during a closed-door congressional hearing that he did not have a friendship with Jeffrey Epstein. Committee Democrats told reporters that Staley told 'ridiculous' lies during the probe.

An article discusses the Trump administration's investigation into New York Times leaks, arguing it aims to punish reporters rather than just find leakers, drawing parallels to past challenges faced by journalists.

The ACT clarified in Parliament that January's data only included contraventions, with women being the primary victims and reporters of harassment, while men show more reluctance to report.

BBC Sport reporters have selected their best moments, players, goals, and fans from the recent World Cup tournament, inviting the public to cast their votes for their favorites.

BBC Sport reporters pick their best moments of the tournament - and you can vote for yours.

Police have identified three suspects involved in attacks on reporters from "Apollo News" and "Junger Freiheit" during protests against the AfD party conference in Erfurt.

An appeals court has temporarily restored the Pentagon’s policy requiring escorts for reporters visiting the building, while The New York Times pursues a lawsuit to overturn the rule.

Reporters Without Borders reacted strongly after Albanian MP Erion Braçe violently pushed News24 journalist Marsel Rupi, calling the action unacceptable and expressing support for the journalist.

The Trump administration's issuance of subpoenas to New York Times reporters, demanding they reveal their sources, is being viewed as an unprecedented threat to press freedom. This action raises questions about the ability of the administration to compel journalists to disclose confidential information.

The Justice Department under the Trump administration issued grand jury subpoenas to four New York Times reporters, ordering them to testify about their coverage of the new Air Force One.

An inside look at Khabar Lahariya, a group of fearless women reporters who are revolutionizing rural journalism in India by covering local issues and empowering communities.

The Trump administration has issued legal summons to New York Times reporters who covered alleged security issues with the president's new plane, gifted by Qatar.

Nigeria's State Security Service (SSS) has confirmed the detention of a journalist who covers the activities of SaharaReporters publisher Omoyele Sowore. The SSS provided reasons for the detention, which Sowore's outlet has reacted to.

Reporters responsible for drafting a Joint Opinion with the Directorate General of Democracy and Human Dignity (DGII) conducted a two-day working visit to Montenegro to prepare a joint opinion on the draft amendments to the Law on Minority Rights and Freedoms.

Police are investigating attacks on reporters following the AfD party congress, while in Vilnius, a man was arrested for assaulting Jewish individuals after a video was circulated.

Ontario Premier Doug Ford and Alberta Premier Danielle Smith are scheduled to address reporters at 11 a.m. ET from Calgary.

The Independent Journalists' Association of Serbia (NUNS) condemned the denial of access for FAR portal journalists to an SNS rally in Dimitrovgrad, deeming it unacceptable.

A Zoom session with reporters was held on Friday morning, with no further details provided about the specific topic or participants.

A judge has ordered the Pentagon to temporarily suspend its policy requiring journalists to be escorted while on base. This ruling mandates the Pentagon to lift the restriction on unescorted access for reporters.

Billboard reporters convened on 'On the Record' to discuss the most significant developments in the music business for 2026 so far, including topics like Live Nation, AI, and industry mergers.

Georgia's parliament has temporarily suspended the accreditations of three journalists from the opposition-leaning TV Pirveli, with reports indicating similar actions against reporters from other critical media outlets.

MDMK leader Vaiko lost his composure at a press conference when questioned about his criticism of the DMK, leading to supporters attempting to attack reporters.

BBC Sport reporters share their picks for the best team, moments, matches, and players as the World Cup group stages conclude.

Warm weather and calm seas have led to a sharp increase in migrants attempting to cross the Channel from northern France to the UK, with reporters observing groups in Gravelines near Calais.

Reports indicate that Ian Paisley stated in 2021 he was aware of a 'victim' linked to Donaldson and allegedly used this information for political gain. This revelation stems from meetings between sources and reporters two years ago.

Carney is scheduled to address reporters following the spring parliamentary sitting, amidst recent criticism regarding his attendance at question period.

Video footage from BBC reporters and locals shows the aftermath of earthquakes hitting Caracas, with frantic residents evacuating airports and buildings.

The San Francisco Giants' Pride night has reached a boiling point after executive Buster Posey refused to answer questions from reporters, creating an awkward scene and further fueling the controversy.

The role of modern Chief Financial Officers is shifting from merely reporting risks to actively architecting strategies to manage and mitigate them.

Three former reporters from the independent military publication Stars and Stripes are suing the US Department of Defense, alleging unlawful termination and seeking judicial intervention to protect their constitutional free speech rights.

Police in Aydın briefly arrested four reporters under Turkey's controversial disinformation legislation after they published a social media post falsely claiming President Erdoğan had died, which actually referred to a local woman.

A Democratic candidate in Michigan's upcoming Senate race has asked journalists to refrain from questioning them regarding political commentator Hasan Piker. The request underscores the growing intersection of mainstream political campaigns and influencer-driven media dynamics.

An anthrax infection has been confirmed at a livestock facility in Bulgaria’s Lovech region, with authorities noting the affected animal was not destined for commercial sale. Tensions escalated when reporters covering the outbreak were physically assaulted near the farm.

An opinion piece argues that when media outlets begin to view themselves as the news rather than objective reporters, they invite political backlash, boycotts, and aggression.

An investigative analysis reveals how fabricated Russian journalists are infiltrating and distorting Africa’s media landscape, spreading disinformation and eroding trust in local journalism.

Footage shows Israeli settlers using rocks, batons, and pepper spray against left-wing Israeli activists and reporters in the southern West Bank, with Israeli soldiers present but not intervening.

The press freedom organization criticized ongoing criminal proceedings and an international manhunt targeting a reporter who asked a sensitive question, arguing such actions violate fundamental journalistic rights.

In response to the climate crisis, Guardian journalists have gathered a collection of worldwide projects and ideas designed to inspire public action and drive positive environmental change.

SPIEGEL reporters were harassed, and plans for a 'citizen's watch' emerged in Sachsen-Anhalt, highlighting issues with how parties like the AfD are handled ahead of the election.

A Greek article reflects on the Watergate scandal, recalling the investigative work of reporters Bob Woodward and Carl Bernstein and the political climate of the time.

Ofcom is investigating Sky News following claims by Reform UK leader Nigel Farage that the broadcaster sent reporters to a house where his adult daughter lives, potentially breaching media rules.

Reporters Without Borders (RSF) has reported that China's growing media influence in Turkey is making it increasingly difficult for Uyghur journalists and activists to highlight human rights abuses in Xinjiang.

Readers respond to the crisis facing Britain caused by the lack of reservoir capacity and hotter summers Your reporters came up with a good list of urgent climate policies in response to Andy…

The third edition of the CJID awards is now open for entries from journalists, fact-checkers, and editors across several West African countries, introducing a new human rights category for 2026.

The Kisumu Journalists Network has condemned the assault on reporters covering a rally in Homa Bay, calling for an end to attacks on journalists in Kenya. This incident highlights ongoing concerns about the safety and freedom of the press in the region.

Syrian journalists, who once faced bomb attacks under Bashar al-Assad's regime, are now educating young reporters. The independent newspaper Enab Baladi, founded in 2011 in Daraya, emerged as a response to the regime's violence and continues its mission.

A Mega TV news crew reporting on a fire in Halkidiki, Greece, was violently attacked, with journalists reporting being verbally abused, spat on, hit, and having their equipment damaged. The incident highlights dangers faced by reporters in the field.

Reporters Without Borders (RSF) warns that Afghanistan has become a 'prison for information' due to a new Penal Code, codified censorship, and the prohibition of women in journalism. The NGO also highlights the danger of repatriating Afghan journalists who are refugees abroad.

Senator Darline Graham, who took her late brother's place and is now seeking to succeed him, has largely declined to answer questions from reporters at the Capitol. This contrasts sharply with her brother, Lindsey Graham, who was known for frequently engaging with the press.

Reporters discuss the rise of AI 'Nostradamus' Leopold Aschenbrenner, the collapse of his hedge fund Situational Awareness, and its implications.

A podcast explores the question of whether political reporters can maintain journalistic integrity when they socialize with politicians at events like Almedalen, raising concerns about potential corruption.

A poignant video captured by local Greek reporters shows panicked horses fleeing from a burning area amidst ongoing wildfires in Greece. The footage highlights the devastating impact of the fires on wildlife.

Reporters Without Borders expressed concern that the sale of Adria News Network (ANN) could lead to political influence on media. They are calling for full transparency in financing and the establishment of binding guarantees.

Sticker magnate Anthony Constantino, a congressional candidate in New York, is being criticized for his aggressive rhetoric towards reporters and his primary opponent.

"Good Things Could Happen" By Molly Schwartz, cross-asset strategist at Rabobank President Trump spoke with reporters yesterday aboard Air Force One, saying that the US is “meeting with…

A judge’s remarks on subpoenas to reporters cast attention on two administration officials under consideration for powerful cabinet posts, Todd Blanche and Jay Clayton.

Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton abruptly ended a press conference, walking out and reportedly avoiding tough questions from reporters. The incident drew criticism and attention to his public appearances.

Reporters Without Borders (RSF) has brought the case of journalist Mourad Zeghidi before the United Nations, condemning the criminalization of journalism in Tunisia.

Reporters Without Borders (RSF) has brought the case of Tunisian journalist Mourad Zeghidi before the United Nations, condemning the criminalization of journalism in Tunisia.

BBC reporters have shared their personal awards for the World Cup, highlighting their picks for the best goal, best player, and best fans of the tournament. These selections offer individual perspectives on the standout elements of the competition.

BBC Sport reporters selected their top moments and performers from the 2026 Fifa World Cup, including best goal, best player, and best fans, inviting the public to vote for their own choices.

The Trump administration has finalized a comprehensive overhaul of US visa rules for foreign journalists, ending the long-standing 'duration of status' system and replacing it with fixed-term admissions that will require reporters to undergo periodic renewals.

NY Times Asks Court To Throw Out Subpoena Of Its Reporters Authored by Stacy Robinson via The Epoch Times, The New York Times on July 15 asked a court to toss out grand jury subpoenas…

Peter Thiel's AI tribunal has rebranded as 'The Primary,' pivoting to a scoreboard model that ranks media outlets and reporters using an LLM-based methodology.

Nobel laureate Han Kang addressed reporters, emphasizing the need to overcome deepening hatred in South Korea and globally, calling it a critical challenge.

Two prominent combat sports reporters, Brett Okamoto and Oscar Willis, posted near-identical tweets predicting a potential Floyd Mayweather Jr. and Conor McGregor fight, later revealing it was a pre-planned joke.

The US Justice Department has issued subpoenas to New York Times reporters who investigated security concerns regarding the new US presidential plane, drawing strong criticism from the newspaper and journalist associations.

Russian aerial attacks on Kyiv, the capital of Ukraine, persisted overnight, with AFP reporters noting a powerful explosion followed by air raid sirens and four additional blasts.

Travelers are advised to be aware that regulated fuel prices in Croatia are not always consistently applied across all locations. Reporters found significantly higher prices in some areas despite government regulations.

The head of Reporters Without Borders (RSF) has stated that Turkey has become a testing ground for tactics used to suppress independent journalism, with methods developed there subsequently adopted by other governments.

Foreign reporters in Iran have observed a nation grappling with profound grief, which is now transforming into a collective mandate for revenge.

Families from across Ireland arrived at the Kaleidoscope Festival for three days of fun, with reporters noting first-time campers and an ambulance repurposed for the event.

Reporters are divided on whether discussions surrounding a potential OpenAI IPO represent a genuine development or merely media speculation.

The Association of Journalists of Macedonia (ZNM) stated that public humiliation of young journalists creates a harmful environment for media workers, emphasizing that criticism should be based on arguments and professional standards.

The Independent Journalists' Association of Serbia (NUNS) has strongly condemned the detention of a photojournalist and the obstruction of female reporters covering public events.

N1 reporters Haris Mrkonja and Semir Mustafić visited the final resting place of Bruce Lee and his son Brandon Lee in Seattle, where thousands continue to pay tribute.

Mauricio Pochettino, the US coach, held a press conference where he expressed frustration, describing the questions posed by reporters as 'a little strange'.

Abhijeet Dipke claims that BJP workers assaulted reporters in front of Delhi Police, as captured in a video.

Carney told reporters that he had not been lobbied 'directly' by developers for the program

Donald Trump told reporters that Iran is making "very big concessions" and that the US is "winning big," referring to a potential deal between the two countries.

Reporters covering Illinois sports prepare to meet with Athletic Director Josh Whitman to discuss various topics concerning the university's athletic programs.

Five years after the most destructive tornado in Czech history struck Hodonínsko and Břeclavsko, leaving six dead and hundreds injured, Czech Radio reporters reflect on the devastation they witnessed.

Maggie Haberman and Jonathan Swan, authors of the new book 'Regime Change,' describe the intense effort required to uncover White House secrets from an administration 'very good at keeping secrets,' including cracking the White House situation room.

Major press freedom organizations are urging Serbian authorities to guarantee editorial independence for journalists at the state broadcaster ANN, rather than imposing government-defined standards of acceptable reporting. The groups emphasize that professional safeguards must replace political oversight to ensure unbiased news coverage.

Police have referred materials to the prosecutor's office after a 45-year-old man allegedly threatened and insulted reporters during a demonstration against the proposed merger of Maliq Municipality. Authorities are treating the incident as a criminal offense against public officials and the press.

Two recent cases have sparked a debate in Slovakia regarding journalistic responsibility and professional solidarity, prompting questions about what reporters should and should not publish.

Dozens of national news organizations have aligned with Reporters Without Borders to pressure President Claudia Sheinbaum and security agencies into implementing immediate protections for journalists.

An unusual new art piece has appeared in Zagreb, prompting social media debate and prompting local reporters to gather citizen opinions on its reception.

The Human Rights and Solidarity Service (HRSS) has publicly condemned recent attacks and threats directed at three journalists in Bangladesh, calling for their protection.

Beauty editors test and rank tinted SPF formulas that combine makeup coverage, skincare benefits, and reliable UV protection for daily use.

Industry analysis suggests that relying exclusively on AI cannot sustain journalistic operations, emphasizing the continued necessity of human editors and reporters alongside automated tools.

An editorial highlights Moscow's systematic crackdown on free press, including attacks on German reporters, calling for Berlin to implement more decisive countermeasures.

The Turkish Journalists Association (TGC) has condemned restrictions placed on reporters covering the trial of jailed Istanbul Mayor Ekrem İmamoğlu and criticized the Health Ministry for excluding critical news outlets from a meeting.

Reporters attempting to cover a campaign event for Tom Kean Jr. were met with a police response after someone called authorities. The incident raised concerns about press access and transparency during political campaigns.

Ofcom has launched an investigation into Sky News following accusations from Reform UK leader Nigel Farage that the broadcaster sent reporters to his adult daughter's residence.

A podcast episode details a venture in an Idaho town where a preacher, known for using a flamethrower, shared his strong anti-feminist opinions with reporters.

Bloomberg reporters will host a live Q&A to discuss the significant difference in AI optimism between Chinese and American citizens.

Jennifer Hegseth has emerged as her husband’s ‘most influential advisor,’ according to a new report

Svenska Dagbladet (SvD) science reporters are participating in a training program to enhance their skills and knowledge.

Reporters are answering reader questions about the ongoing development of big AI data centre projects across Canada and the public opposition they face.

This article explores the career of Omoyele Sowore and Sahara Reporters, detailing his transition from exposing corruption to political activism and his lasting influence on Nigerian journalism.

The Guardian is running its annual competition to find the invertebrate of the year, with nominees for 2026 being discussed by science and environment reporters.

Lawyers for Luigi Mangione, accused of killing healthcare CEO Brian Thompson, have raised red flags about limits on reporters, adding to fears of a 'circus' surrounding the highly anticipated murder trial.

Reporters visited Jarun, Bundek, and Sava in Croatia to observe people swimming and coping with the ongoing heatwave.

Prime Minister Mark Carney addressed journalists in Saguenay, Quebec, following a tour of an aluminum facility in the region.

Choi Jae-in, head of Samsung Electronics' extended reality R&D team, briefed reporters on the company's first AI glasses, emphasizing the challenge of creating a wearable device people want to use daily, which led to the decision to omit a display.

This article provides an insight into the daily work of news reporters, who are always on assignment covering events that impact people, from natural disasters to societal issues and current developments.

Reporters Without Borders (RSF) has expressed concerns regarding the impending sale of ANN by United Group, urging European media and competition authorities, as well as Luxembourg's government and media regulator, to review the deal.

A Rappler investigation highlights the importance of public support for multimedia reporters who produce content on issues of public interest.

Reporters have highlighted attractive natural swimming locations across the Czech Republic, including a flooded quarry with an underwater observatory, a sandpit with clear water, and various lakes and hidden mountain gorges.

The president’s appearance at the dinner came after months of warring with the press

During a White House event, President Trump took questions from reporters, addressing topics including the situation with Iran and a recent cyclosporiasis outbreak.

Reporters Without Borders (RSF) has stated that administrative obstacles are hindering and paralyzing the work of international media correspondents in Tunisia.

Reporters Without Borders (RSF) has condemned the criminalization of journalism in Tunisia, highlighting the case of Mourad Zeghidi, who was imprisoned in May 2024 under a 'false news' law.

BBC Sport reporters have shared their personal awards for the World Cup, highlighting their picks for the best goal, best player, and best fans of the tournament, with readers also invited to vote for their favorites.

BBC Sport reporters have shared their personal awards for the World Cup, highlighting their picks for the best goal, best player, and best fans of the tournament. Readers are also invited to vote for their favorites, expanding the scope of the awards.

All early S&P 500 companies reporting earnings have beaten EPS estimates, with year-over-year growth observed in 26 firms.

Reporters from USA TODAY Florida Network have created a 'Frankenstein' prototype of the ideal defensive lineman for the 2027 Florida high school football recruiting class, combining traits from top recruits.

Nicolae Cristache, a journalist and writer who significantly influenced Romanian press and mentored many reporters, has died at the age of 86.

French sports journalist Christophe Gleizes has been sentenced to seven years in prison in Algeria for 'glorifying terrorism,' prompting advocacy from Reporters Without Borders, FIFA, and other organizations for his release.

The Department of Justice has issued subpoenas to New York Times journalists who reported on security concerns regarding the Qatar-donated Air Force One plane used by President Trump.

New York Times journalists who reported on security concerns regarding the president's new Qatari-gifted plane have been called to court, raising concerns about press freedoms under the Trump administration.

Nicole Zedeck, a journalist from Colorado, moved to Israel to pursue her dream and months later became one of the first reporters inside Kfar Aza following the October 7 events.

All political parties have condemned the attacks on journalists during protests against the AfD party conference in Erfurt. However, the AfD is criticized for creating a misleading narrative, acting little better than the left-wing perpetrators.

A German newspaper argues that press freedom naturally applies to right-wing media, stating that failing to condemn attacks on 'Apollo News' reporters plays into the hands of the AfD.

Political reporters are analyzing a revealing week of surveys to understand what current polls indicate about the ongoing fight for control of the United States Senate.

Reporters walked through Split to gauge how much tourists actually know about Croatia, revealing varying levels of awareness about the country.

RSS chief Mohan Bhagwat offered a brief and pointed response, saying only 'Ram-Ram' when questioned by reporters about allegations undermining faith in Lord Ram amidst the Ayodhya temple donation row.

A report from the Syria buffer zone indicates little appetite for withdrawal, largely due to lingering questions about the new Syrian president's ability to control the country.

Three weeks into the World Cup, BBC Sport reporters in the US observe a significant shift in perceptions as football fever appears to have taken hold across the country.

At least one person has been killed in new protests in Kenya, according to reporters on the ground, indicating a violent turn in the demonstrations.

Donald Trump has criticized a new book about his presidency written by New York Times reporters, alleging that its content is 'mostly made up.'

Journalist JohVonne Roberts has been selected for the IOC Young Reporters Programme to cover Dakar 2026, the first Olympic event ever held on African soil, breaking barriers in Olympic journalism.

The NATO Chief faced challenges from foreign reporters during an Oval Office visit, who questioned the 'defensive' alliance's historical involvement in offensive regime change operations.

The traditional Zuger Chriesisturm race in Switzerland involves participants carrying eight-meter-long, 40-kilogram ladders. The spectacular event, which dates back to the 18th century, was observed by reporters.

During a media freedom mission in Tirana, Reporters Without Borders called on the Albanian parliament and government to move towards true and complete decriminalization of defamation and insult, which is currently being appealed.

Reporters Without Borders reported a significant increase in journalists forced into exile, supporting 1,468 journalists between 2021 and 2025 who fled threats, imprisonment, or danger to their lives, with Afghanistan accounting for nearly half.

Reporters are gathered outside the National Mediator's office in Oslo, awaiting developments in negotiations concerning a potential strike by the airline SAS.